A scientist is caught in a nuclear blast and is turned into a homicidal maniac. Essentially a silent film with narration.


This movie is part of the collection: Sci-Fi / Horror

Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: scifi; nuclear; feature films

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: stingrayfilms - - October 6, 2010
Subject: Beyond bad
Wow! This makes "Plan 9 from Outer Space", also with hulking thespian Tor Johnson, look like "Citizen Kane." Beyond belief. What I can't figure is how they got away with the opening nude scene in 1961. Unheard of, even for a drive-in flick. This is a perfect example of how not to make a movie.

Reviewer: Katusekino | Rooftop Cinema - - June 23, 2010
Subject: Urgent Help requested
Dear uploader of this cult classic,

Writing to you with request for help in our Rooftop Cinema project.

We plan to screen this cult flick under Z-Movies Retrospective in July 2010 in the summer outdoor cinema in Tallinn, Estonia.

As we have w20m x h13m outdoor cinema screen and 15000 ANSI digital Christies projector we would need maximum quality from the screened film´s digital file. The current avi file most likely remains little lo-fi for our resolution capacity.

We would like to request from the uploader of this movie to Internet Archive if it would be possible to provide us with UNCOMPRESSED AVI or QUICKTIME FILE as high quality video as possible?

If you would be able to share the file, please contact me directly: aivar [at] katusekino.ee or skype aivarlaan

Looking for any feedback as soon as possible,

Thank you very much in advance,
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best rgds,

Aivar Laan
Program Director | Partner
Rooftop Cinema
www.rooftopcinema.eu

Reviewer: picfixer - - February 17, 2010
Subject: This beast is a yuck
The producers of this insult weren’t enthusiastic novices who tried to make the best movie they could on a limited budget. They were talent-less guys who tried to cash in on the drive-in market by slapping together an hour of film at the lowest possible cost. The inane narration was written by some pompous ass with an ignoramus's view of the world. The film itself is a barely coherent mess. The end result is mind-numbing tedium. I hope Tor Johnson got paid.

As a lover of B-movies in general and so-bad-they're-good flicks in particular. believe me when I say this one isn't worth your time. There are many, many great films here at the Archive that are.